Create a bus destination
Use the following tasks to create a new bus destination on a service integration bus.
The steps involved in defining a new destination depend on the intended usage of the destination.
These are permanent destinations, with their properties defined by administrative resources, and are in addition to any temporary destinations created at runtime by the bus for applications.
Subtopics
- Create a queue for point-to-point messaging
We can create a queue, which is a bus destination that represents a message queue and used for point-to-point messaging.
- Create a topic space for publish/subscribe messaging
We can create a topic space, which is a bus destination that represents a set of "publish and subscribe" topics and used for publish/subscribe messaging.
- Create an alias destination on a bus
We can create an alias destination on a service integration bus. An alias destination maps an alternative name for a queue destination or a topic space destination. Any alias destination properties set override the destination defaults.
- Create a foreign destination on a bus
We can create a foreign destination on a service integration bus. A foreign destination represents a destination defined in another bus (a foreign bus). You use a foreign destination when we need to override messaging defaults, security settings, or both for an individual destination on a foreign bus.
Subtopics
- Create a queue for point-to-point messaging
We can create a queue, which is a bus destination that represents a message queue and used for point-to-point messaging.
- Create a topic space for publish/subscribe messaging
We can create a topic space, which is a bus destination that represents a set of "publish and subscribe" topics and used for publish/subscribe messaging.
- Create an alias destination on a bus
We can create an alias destination on a service integration bus. An alias destination maps an alternative name for a queue destination or a topic space destination. Any alias destination properties set override the destination defaults.
- Create a foreign destination on a bus
We can create a foreign destination on a service integration bus. A foreign destination represents a destination defined in another bus (a foreign bus). You use a foreign destination when we need to override messaging defaults, security settings, or both for an individual destination on a foreign bus.
Related tasks
Listing bus destinations Configure bus destination properties Configure mediations Configure a destination forward routing path Configure a destination reverse routing path Configure context properties for a bus destination Administer destination roles Delete a bus destination Reset a destination Configure exception destination processing for a bus destination